Perceptive Pixel based in New York City has unveiled a new 27″ professional multi-touch monitor. The unit is “optically bonded” so that the image and the touch surface are effectively on one plane, reducing the touch parallax that’s noticeable on traditional larger touch screens.



System features from the press release:

Display

1. Optically bonded
2. 27″ diagonal IPS (in-plane switching) LCD panel
3. LED backlight
4. Direct-drive zero-latency video processing
5. Resolution: 2560×1440
6. Colors (maximum): 16.7 million
7. Viewing angle: 178° horizontal, 178° vertical
8. Brightness (typical): 400 cd/m²
9. Contrast ratio (typical): 1000:1
10. Display response time (typical): 6.5 ms
    
    Patented PPI Multi-Touch Projected Capacitive Controller

1. True full-field multi-touch sensing with unlimited number of simultaneous touches and palm/forearm/object recognition
2. True zero-force sensitivity
3. High SNR (signal-to-noise); passes the “back of the fingernail” test
4. Operable with bare fingers, latex/vinyl/nitrile gloves, fingernails
5. Perfect edge uniformity
6. Fast constant 120Hz sample rate
7. Ultra-low latency (under 1ms)